Message from @Wardog

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2020-09-28 17:07:32 UTC  

Condoms. 98%
Birth control. 99%
Diaphragm. 94%
Pull out. 5% (maybe?)

2020-09-28 17:08:03 UTC  

But combine them all and you have a better chance of winning the lottery than getting pregnant.

2020-09-28 17:08:11 UTC  

Abstinence 100%

2020-09-28 17:08:17 UTC  

Yup

2020-09-28 17:08:36 UTC  

But thats not really a contraceptive.

2020-09-28 17:09:39 UTC  

Or a feasible one

2020-09-28 17:10:10 UTC  

Especially in a day of tinder and promiscuity

2020-09-28 17:10:47 UTC  

It's almost like the purpose of sex is the creation of a new life so abstinence is the only way to guarantee. If you are going to have sex thou, contraceptives are very effective, particularly when combined, but sometimes...life finds a way.

2020-09-28 17:11:20 UTC  

You should be ready to accept that possibly.

2020-09-28 17:13:02 UTC  

Part of being an adult is that life doesn't always go your way so your plans may have to change but that's not a reason to take it out on an innocent life.

2020-09-28 17:13:21 UTC  

Amen

2020-09-28 17:37:16 UTC  

what about if a 13 year old girl gets raped and pregnant? I am committed to adopting multiple children when I have a wife and we are starting a family. but can you ban that girl from terminating that pregnancy very early on? I would say that the only reason she couldn't terminate the pregnancy VERY early on is if someone guarantees to adopt the baby. Does that make sence?

2020-09-28 17:39:17 UTC  

I think the argument there is whether it is morally right to "correct" one wrong, rape, with another, murder.

The obvious exception here would be the actual harm that a pregnancy at that age could present itself for the mother, but rape cases make up a small portion of abortions.

2020-09-28 17:40:54 UTC  

New born babies are always in demand for adoption in the US, but even if one wasn't lined up, the child would always have the option to go into the states care. Most pregnancy crisis centers are equipped to handle the paperwork and walk the mother through what is needed to put the child up for adoption. They would also be able to make sure the mother gets the care she needs to keep the baby healthy till it's born.

2020-09-28 17:42:41 UTC  

yeah yall make good points

2020-09-28 17:43:03 UTC  

I think the U.S. needs to simplify the adoption process

2020-09-28 17:43:06 UTC  

make it cheaper

2020-09-28 17:45:36 UTC  

I absolutely agree, the cost puts it out of range for many families who would otherwise be great parents and treat the kid with love. Just because you can't afford a $60k+ adoption fees in lump does not mean you do not make enough to take care of a child.

2020-09-28 17:48:52 UTC  

I read that as "simplify the abortion process" at first...

2020-09-28 17:54:26 UTC  

Teens shouldn't be doing something that will get them pregnant

2020-09-28 17:56:25 UTC  

me too froski lmao

2020-09-28 17:56:31 UTC  

> what about if a 13 year old girl gets raped and pregnant? I am committed to adopting multiple children when I have a wife and we are starting a family. but can you ban that girl from terminating that pregnancy very early on? I would say that the only reason she couldn't terminate the pregnancy VERY early on is if someone guarantees to adopt the baby. Does that make sence?
@Kaladin it should also be noted while the emotional scars of a rape are repulsive, a healthy 13 year old girl should not have any problems carrying a child to term. Historically, while 13 is still a little early, it wasn't uncommon for girls to be married by that age and start having children.

2020-09-28 18:01:01 UTC  

Yeah I see what you’re saying, it’s just that I was wondering if the government could ban a middle schooler from having a kid she has no part in. Especially if the pregnancy was terminated in the first 3 weeks or something. And again I’m not advocating for that, I’m just asking questions from the perspective of a lawmaker

2020-09-28 18:03:42 UTC  

nah man, Im the kind of person that thinks that the woman should be allowed to decide whether she wants to abort the rape pregnancy or not, but when it comes to someone thats a minor? I dont think there should be a choice there. thats just horribly disgusting and a child should not have to go through that after that traumatizing event.

2020-09-28 18:04:28 UTC  

Well the government requires many things I have no say in. For instance, I was required to register for the draft when I turned 18 for no other reason then because I have an X and a Y chromosome.

2020-09-28 18:07:56 UTC  

@Wardog maybe I am misunderstanding you but I think it would be ever more traumatic if the government forced you to have an abortion even if you wanted to keep the child or had a family member willing to raise it. That kind of thing happens in some socialized healthcare counties where the government decides you are not fit to be a mother because say you have a mental problem and they force woman who get pregnant to have an abortion against their will.

2020-09-28 18:16:09 UTC  

Okay, I definitely dont agree with forcing an abortion for something like having a mental problem, but idk man. a 13 year old girl having a child...? a 13-14 year old girl (at that point) raising the child? That just doesnt seem right to me man. Abortion is wrong, it is, but sometimes I think its the lesser evil. @Stargatemaster96 I can almost understand if a family member was willing to raise it, so I might be willing to backtrack on the "minors MUST abort" thing, but I will stand by my position of women having a choice on whether or not they want to abort a rape pregnancy. There are women out there who refused to give up the child, and thats fine by me, and there are women out there who might go the extent of suicide if they have to carry the product of that horrible event for nearly a year. Its a rough and messy topic to debate on. Thats for damn sure. Also on a side note ill mention how a lot of women are afraid to come forward after a rape... and that means minors may not say anything before its too late (our education on the topic is fucking shit) or wouldnt be able to get something like The Pill. One because its intimidating, and two because kids just arent able to go to the places you could get those things because theyre too far/arent allowed out, and probably wouldnt even have the money for it anyway. They dont really get the option of taking The Pill, it probably working, and then not having to go through an abortion or pregnancy. Idk man.

2020-09-28 18:58:45 UTC  

tough question. for a 13 years child abortion would be the less traumatizing thing to do. the damage is already done though, but adding pregnancy and labor to that at such a young age is basically prolonging the event with 9 months . the traumatizing part about rape is that you have zero control, cant protect yourself, can loose your life in any moment also. pregnancy when you are 100% dependent and your environment could not protect you before is a nightmare, you live in constant fear

2020-09-28 19:59:58 UTC  

As you said, the damage has already been done. The only thing we have left is the comfort of this singular girl. The life of the child is more important than a girl's comfort. She may not be able to raise the child, but there are many adoption centers that would take that child in. It's rough, and it is in no way easy, but killing the unborn child is a coward's way out. Not to mention that you are killing a pure and innocent human being for the sake of one's own comfort.

2020-09-28 20:07:28 UTC  

what you need to consider is who you are willing to sacrifice

2020-09-28 20:07:54 UTC  

its not about comfort, ptsd is not curable

2020-09-28 20:08:49 UTC  

the government should not make this decision, a child can't make it yet, parents should but who knows if they qualify at all

2020-09-28 20:12:00 UTC  

Technically, the government isn't making a decision on the child. It's just limiting a person from advancing into a certain action(which in this case is murdering the kid).

2020-09-28 20:13:07 UTC  

not sure what you mean. abortion is legal, so the government is not making the decision atm

2020-09-28 20:13:49 UTC  

I meant after if abortion become illegal by national law.

2020-09-28 20:13:51 UTC  

It needs to be made illegal, by making it legal they are making a decision to let it happen

2020-09-28 20:14:25 UTC  

but its not that simple. cause you shoulnt have the right to make a decision over other people's life like that

2020-09-28 20:14:48 UTC  

What are they doing for the unborn child then?

2020-09-28 20:14:50 UTC  

Much like suicide eh?

2020-09-28 20:14:54 UTC  

Where is their say?

2020-09-28 20:16:46 UTC  

what you doing for the unborn child? you can't go like " oh this is want I want other people to do " and then their freedom is ripped off and they are forced to do what you think they should do . and that can go wrong in a lot of ways. thats why its not that simple